Political Reporter

Mike Ege

San Francisco sends ‘Sunset skyscraper’ back to the drawing board

Politics

The Board of Appeals ruled that the Zoning Administrator’s denial was a legitimate reaction to ‘pushing the envelope.”


Senior Investigations Reporter

Michael Barba

Revenge or self-defense? San Francisco homeless man goes on trial over beating

News

Don Carmignani could be arrested if he fails to take the stand in the trial against his attacker Garrett Doty, judge says.

Sf police now watch private cameras in real time to arrest suspected fentanyl dealers

After contentious debate over privacy concerns, officers since April have been getting the OK to monitor private camera footage to investigate drug-dealing and stolen-goods sales.

Senior Politics Editor

Annie Gaus

Last-minute vaccine push staves off layoffs of SF first responders

Vaccination numbers improved among police and other first responders just hours ahead of a key deadline.

News Reporter

Garrett Leahy

San Francisco man sues PG&E after explosion

A San Francisco man is suing PG&E after one of its transformers exploded, allegedly destroying thousands of dollars worth of home appliances.

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San Francisco sends ‘Sunset skyscraper’ back to the drawing board

Revenge or self-defense? San Francisco homeless man goes on trial over beating

Sf police now watch private cameras in real time to arrest suspected fentanyl dealers

Last-minute vaccine push staves off layoffs of SF first responders

San Francisco man sues PG&E after explosion